Sentence examples for that's hype from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor chimed in, referring to tensions between the two Lakers basketball stars, Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant, to say: "That whole black-brown thing, that's hype.

And the early interest looks to be sparked by developers rushing in — because they're being told bots might be the next big thing… That's hype doing its devilish work, not evidence of consumer demand.

"It's always a fixture that's hyped up to the maximum and something that the players - but particularly the fans and the media get up for.

My concern is that they are being sold something that is hype, that is all about creating more demand".

Peggy Smith, who has been making and selling cheese since the 1990s as a founder of the Cowgirl Creamery in Northern California, said she has seen "pseudo-affinage setups that are hype".

State Senator Bill Perkins (D-Harlem) openly argues as much: "My concern is that [parents] are being sold something that is hype, that is all about creating more demand," he said recently.

Of the two pictures that were hyped to death, one, Picasso's "Portrait of Angel Fernández de Soto" of 1903, did not remotely match the highest expectations.

"I'm very weary of anything that is hyped up.

I think what hurt the girls the most was press that was hyping unproved theories about environmental toxins.

Just a few years ago, the Mets had an infield that was hyped as the best in major league history.

The self-indulgence and denial that were hyped for laughs on "Fat Actress" are still in play, but without the same wit or satiric bite.